Yabloko Leader in Yakutia Faces Prosecution Over ‘Undesirable Organization’
The authorities in Russia’s
#Sakha #Yakutia Republic have opened another administrative case against Anatoly Nogovitsyn, the regional leader of
#Yabloko, for alleged participation in an “undesirable organization.”
According to Nogovitsyn, the new case is “almost identical” to the previous one. In March 2026, a court fined him 10,000 rubles (ca. EUR 100) over reposts linked to an organization designated as undesirable, even though the posts had already been deleted.
This is not the first such case against the opposition politician. In July 2025, he was fined under the same article for failing to remove a four-year-old interview with the TV Rain (Dozhd) from his Telegram channel.
Nogovitsyn is a former coordinator of Alexei
#Navalny’s headquarters in Yakutsk and ran for the
#StateDuma on Yabloko’s ticket in 2021. In recent years, he has faced multiple forms of pressure, including a 200,000-ruble (ca. EUR 2000) fine for “discrediting the army” and penalties related to his opposition to the abolition of direct mayoral elections in Yakutsk.
#PoliticalRepression #RussianPolitics
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